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Investing Advice

How to Invest $100, $1,000, or $10,000

January 28, 2014 / Matthew Amster-Burton
To start your day off with a happy hypothetical, let’s say you’ve been following our advice on how to build a buffer account. It’s going so well that now you’ve got a little money you’d like to invest. “Great—I’m going...

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5 Steps to Cleaning Up Your Portfolio in 2014

January 14, 2014 / Matthew Amster-Burton
Happy belated new year! If I still wrote checks, I’d be writing 2012 on them. So if it’s been a while since you’ve looked at your investment portfolio, I know the feeling. But if you’re in the January spirit, reworking...

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Why Everyone Needs to Know About CalPERS Changes: An Interview With Mitch Tuchman

December 31, 2013 / Matthew Amster-Burton
Earlier this year, the California state pension (CalPERS), made a couple of blockbuster decisions that you almost certainly didn’t hear about. First, CalPERS decided to transition from actively managed to index funds in its defined-contribution plan. That means in its...

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MintLife Reader Q&A: Direct Investing, IRAs, and 401(k)s – What Order Should I Invest In?

December 24, 2013 / Matthew Amster-Burton
MintLife investing expert Matthew Amster-Burton is answering questions from Mint.com Facebook fans. If you’d like to ask Matthew a question about investing, retirement planning, or saving for college, drop us an email. MintLife reader Zachary asks: What are the best types of investments...

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Will the Stock Market Ever Return to “The Good Old Days?”

December 10, 2013 / Matthew Amster-Burton
MintLife investing expert Matthew Amster-Burton is answering questions from Mint.com Facebook fans. If you’d like to ask Matthew a question about investing, retirement planning, or saving for college, drop us an email. MintLife reader Ryan asks: Why bother anymore? The stock market, even...

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Stock Market Predictions and the Future of Bitcoins: Mint.com’s Personal Finance Expert Weighs In

December 3, 2013 / Matthew Amster-Burton
MintLife investing expert Matthew Amster-Burton is answering questions from Mint.com Facebook fans. If you’d like to ask Matthew a question about investing, retirement planning, or saving for college, drop us an email. MintLife reader Patrick asks: Would you consider an ETF like QQQ or SPY for a 5- to...

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Taking Stock of Holiday Trends: Knowing Shopping Habits Can Boost Your Portfolio

November 19, 2013 / Motif Investing
Smart investing is all about staying abreast of the latest trends. And with the year’s biggest shopping season fast approaching, there’s no better time to reassess your portfolio. Mint.com and Motif Investing have partnered together for an infographic outlining the...

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The 2013 Guide to “Good” Investments

October 29, 2013 / Mosaic
Have you ever gotten that nagging uncomfortable feeling that while you talk about making your community and world a better place (cleaner air, more vibrant communities, living wages, etc.), your investments are somehow funding all that you are against? Yet...

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The Unique Ways Women Approach Finance

October 21, 2013 / Investopedia.com
The standard cliché is that, relatively speaking, men are financial daredevils who like risk and that women are cautious and want security. Alternatively expressed, men are more risk friendly than women. Or to rephrase the title of a bestseller, “men buy...

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The Relationship Between Government Bonds and National Debt

October 9, 2013 / Investopedia.com
First established in 1789 by an act of Congress, the United States Department of the Treasury is responsible for federal finances. This department was created to manage the U.S. government’s expenditures and revenue, and hence the means by which the state could...

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